Closed alekhinen closed 7 years ago
We could honestly just manually turn on a spotlight onto the stage if it's dark since there's always going to be at least one member of the team there.
This has become irrelevant to the project as user colors have been nixed for randomly generated colors.
Naturally, lighting conditions affects the color we can get from users. If in a dark environment, the kinect will not be able to accurately gauge the colors of the user (it'll all be close to black / black). It would be worthwhile to investigate how we could activate a spotlight to shine on the user for a brief time in the physical space to get the color data from the user.
This should be investigated in Spring 2017.